3.3.A Bottle of Milk Transform into a Baby's body

What is the primary source of nutrition for a human baby in the first months of life?

• Human milk

• Cow milk

• Goat milk

• Infant formula

Which group of animals do humans belong to, as mentioned in the passage?

• Reptiles

• Birds

• Mammals

• Amphibians

What is the main carbohydrate that a baby's brain relies on for fuel?

• Fructose

• Sucrose

• Glucose

• Lactose

How many components are found in human milk, according to the passage?

• 50

• 100

• 200

• 500

What is one reason a baby needs to start eating foods other than milk after 4-6 months?

• Milk is low in iron

• Milk is low in protein

• Milk is low in carbohydrates

• Milk is low in fats

What process must a baby's body perform to transform milk components into body molecules?

• Absorb and reassemble

• Digest and absorb

• Break down and reassemble

• Filter and store

Which of the following is NOT a component found in human milk?

• β-Casein

• Lactose

• Hemoglobin

• Cholesterol

Where are omega-3 fatty acids primarily found in a baby's body?

• Eye and brain cells

• Blood cells

• digestive system

• liver and muscles

What are oligosaccharides in human milk known for?

• Not being digestible by humans

• Being a type of protein

• Being a primary energy source

• Being easily digestible

Which component is found in cell membranes?

• Cholesterol

• lactose

• hemoglobin

• glycogen